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A Tiger with whom we are not familiar In light of Tiger's dour demeanor Thursday, Thomas Boswell at the Washington Post is questioning whether the big guy still has the chutzpah to win 19 majors. Boswell was particularly alarmed by Tiger's admission that he was simply “plugging along” at Pebble … …”Plugging along” is an adequate strategy in majors

Tiger Woods took a verbal shot from the gallery on Friday at Pebble Beach, but on Sunday the insult came from above. Similar to the planes that flew over Augusta National in April with sarcastic messages for Woods, a plane flew over Pebble Beach Golf Links

Here's how times have changed: The United States Open is coming up and instead of being the favorite, Tiger Woods was talking at Muirfield Village about how he was hoping to make the cut at the Memorial Tournament just to get four rounds of competition under his belt before the Open. No talk about winning the Open or chasing the record of 18 major titles. Talk about making the cut. Larry Dorman of the New York Times took note of Tiger apparently lowering the bar .

DUBLIN, Ohio — With thunderstorms wreaking havoc at the Memorial, the USGA has announced its contingency plan in the event of a Monday finish at Muirfield Village.

DUBLIN, Ohio — Tiger Woods shot a perfectly respectable 3-under 69 in the third round of the Memorial on Saturday, but he may have felt like he was standing still. That's because playing partner Ricky Barnes put up a 10-under 62, just one off the course record. “I got off to a great start,” said Barnes, who birdied two of his first three holes, holed a wedge for eagle from 108 yards on the par-5 11th hole, and did not make a bogey. “I think I made about a 35-footer on the first hole. Probably would have run eight, nine feet by, and hit dead center and went in.” Barnes's 62 was among the best rounds ever shot on Tour by a player grouped with Woods